Ferrari Acknowledges Power Deficit Despite Latest Engine Upgrades
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Ferrari has admitted that its power unit still lacks sufficient performance following the recent ADUO upgrades. Team principal Fred Vasseur noted that the team is not expected to match Mercedes' engine power by 2026.
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First to reportEven with ADUO 2 upgrade, Ferrari is “missing pure power”Ferrari Formula 1 team principal Fred Vasseur says the Scuderia was never going to reach Mercedes’ level in 2026, in terms of engine power. The German team has enjoyed the most puissant power unit since F1 switched to new technical regulations this year, but the Additional Development and Upgrades Opportunities system (ADUO) provided an opportunity to catch up for manufacturers who are ... Keep reading
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Ferrari issues ‘pure power’ deficit confession after further F1 ADUO upgradesThe Ferrari power unit is still lacking "pure power" despite a second round of engine upgrades under the F1 ADUO scheme.
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Even with ADUO 2 upgrade, Ferrari is “missing pure power”Ferrari Formula 1 team principal Fred Vasseur says the Scuderia was never going to reach Mercedes’ level in 2026, in terms of engine power. The German team has enjoyed the most puissant power unit since F1 switched to new technical regulations this year, but the Additional Development and Upgrades Opportunities system (ADUO) provided an opportunity to catch up for manufacturers who are ... Keep readingMotorsport.comMon 7 Sep · 12:55 UTCRead their report →Ferrari issues ‘pure power’ deficit confession after further F1 ADUO upgradesThe Ferrari power unit is still lacking "pure power" despite a second round of engine upgrades under the F1 ADUO scheme.Motorsport WeekMon 7 Sep · 17:30 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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